Events list

This Module explores all the elements that make up Section 4 of the Code and aims to support agents with marketing, charging fees, viewings, applications, tenancy agreements, deposits and inventories.

This webinar provides landlords with a guide to the regulations involved in joint repairing responsibilities that come with the ownership of property with communal obligations.

This webinar breaks down the 'Overarching Standards of Practice' section of the code to aid awareness, assist compliance and prompt consideration of why it should be covered in all staff training.

This webinar is to help managers plan their response should a client landlord raise an action against the agency under The Letting Agent Code of Practice.

This Module explores all the elements that make up Sections 5 & 6 of the Letting Agent Code of Practice and aims to support agents with taking instructions and terms of business.

This module focuses on managing the end of a tenancy, covering the period of time from providing notice to completing the check out inspection. It also examines how to manage difficulties that may arise.

This is an essential webinar for all those involved in serving notices for both Private Residential Tenancies (PRT) and Short Assured Tenancies (SAT), to ensure that landlords have the knowledge needed to successfully complete and serve the correct notice.

This webinar provides a practical guide on how a landlord should proceed when it is suspected that a tenant has left a property without giving notice, commonly known as abandonment of a privately rented property. It is not as simple as just clearing the property and looking for another tenant.

This module, delivered over two sessions, looks in depth at Section 8 of the The Letting Agent Code of Practice, Handling landlords’ and tenants’ money, and insurance arrangements.

This webinar provides detailed information about the creation of a Private Residential Tenancy (PRT) using the Scottish Government model tenancy agreement and covers the documentation and associated processes that a landlord needs to be aware of when putting a PRT in place.